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• Rio de Janeiro
  '''Rio de Janeiro''' is Brazil's second largest city (after [[São Paulo]]), and the former c Founded in 1565 as ''São Sebastião do Rio de Janeiro'', the city is well known for its many tourist attractions, including famou
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• Rio de janeiro
  #REDIRECT [[Rio de Janeiro]]
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• Rio de Janeiro/Approval
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• Rio de Janeiro/Definition
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• Rio de Janeiro/Related Articles
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• Rio de janeiro
  #REDIRECT [[Rio de Janeiro]]
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• Brazil/Catalogs/States
  * [[Rio de Janeiro (State)|Rio de Janeiro]] - Capital: [[Rio de Janeiro]]
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• Sugar Loaf/Definition
  ...language|Portuguese:]] Pão de Açúcar) is a peak overlooking the city of [[Rio de Janeiro]] in [[Brazil]].<ref>http://www.copacabana.info/sugar-loaf.html</ref>
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• 2016 Summer Olympics/Definition
  The XXXI Summer Olympic Games, held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
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• Rio de Janeiro
  '''Rio de Janeiro''' is Brazil's second largest city (after [[São Paulo]]), and the former c Founded in 1565 as ''São Sebastião do Rio de Janeiro'', the city is well known for its many tourist attractions, including famou
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• Christ the Redeemer/Definition
  A 120 foot tall Statue of [[Jesus Christ]] in [[Rio de Janeiro]].
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• Loefgrenianthus/Bibliography
  ...il'' in '''Arquivos do Jardim Botânico do Rio de Janeiro Vol.2''': p. 58. Rio de Janeiro, 1918.
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• Vasco da Gama (disambiguation)
  *[[Club de Regatas Vasco da Gama]] - in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil;
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• Bossa nova/Related Articles
  {{r|Rio de Janeiro}}
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• 2016 Summer Olympics
  ...iad''' was an international [[sport]]ing event that mostly took place in [[Rio de Janeiro]], [[Brazil]], from 6th to 21st August. Rio will also host the XV [[Paralym Rio de Janeiro was selected as host city in October 2009, beating [[Madrid]], [[Tokyo]] an
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• Rio de Janeiro/Related Articles
  {{r|Rio de Janeiro (State)}}
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• Christ the Redeemer/Related Articles
  {{r|Rio de Janeiro}}
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• Brazil/Related Articles
  {{r|Rio de Janeiro}}
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• Brasília/Related Articles
  {{r|Rio de Janeiro}}
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• Bossa nova
  ...h Cardoso]]. Its first great centre was the Zona Sul (South District) of [[Rio de Janeiro]], in which the quarters of [[Ipanema]] and [[Copacabana]] are located.
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• Christ the Redeemer
  '''Christ the Redeemer''' is a statue of [[Jesus Christ]] located in [[Rio de Janeiro]] City, [[Brazil]]. The statue stands 38 metres (120 ft) tall (including th
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• Anton Geesink
  In 1965 in [[Rio de Janeiro]], Geesink became again world champion - as a heavyweight. In 1997, Geesink
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• FIFA World Cup
  * 1950 '''Uruguay 2–1 Brazil''' at [[Estádio do Maracanã]], Rio de Janeiro '''(not an actual final but the deciding match in the final four-team group ...''Federal Republic of Germany 1–0 Argentina''' at [[Estádio do Maracanã]], Rio de Janeiro '''(aet)'''
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• Brazil (football)
  ...be|São Paulo]]. The most famous ground is the [[Estádio do Maracanã]] in [[Rio de Janeiro]] which held 199,854 spectators on 16 July 1950 when Brazil lost 2–1 to [
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• Bifrenaria/Related Articles/Masterlist
  *''Bifrenaria caparaoensis'' Brade, Orquídea (Rio de Janeiro) 6: 16 (1943) see ''[[Bifrenaria atropurpurea]]''. *''Bifrenaria secunda'' (Hoehne) Pabst, Orquídea (Rio de Janeiro) 29: 165 (1967) see ''[[Bifrenaria aureofulva]]''.
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• Portuguese language/Related Articles
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• International Astronomical Union/Catalogs
  * '''''XXVIIth General Assembly''''', ''planned for 2009 in [[Rio de Janeiro]], [[Brazil]]''
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• Loefgrenianthus
  ...</span>: '''Serra dos Órgãos sua história e suas orquídeas''', p. 241-242. Rio de Janeiro, 2006.</ref> ...den]]. In 1896 while looking for new specimens on Serra da Mantiqueira, in Rio de Janeiro, he came across a small plant the did not recognize. At the time the Belgia
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• Young Endeavour
  ...ople from both Britain and Australia, and during the voyage passed through Rio de Janeiro, Tristan de Cunha and Antarctica. The official handing-over ceremony took p
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• International Astronomical Union
  ...neral Assembly meets every three years. The next one will be in 2009, at [[Rio de Janeiro]], [[Brazil]]. To see the past editions of IAU-GA, see Catalogs.
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• Brazil
  ...Salvador]], in the northern state of [[Bahia]], until it was replaced by [[Rio de Janeiro]] in 1763. ...agnon]], founded a settlement in [[Guanabara Bay]], close to present-day [[Rio de Janeiro]], naming the territory ''France Antarctique'' (Antarctic France). The colo
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• Isabelia
  ''Isabelia pulchella'' exists from Rio de Janeiro to Rio Grande do Sul,<ref name="OB"><span style="font-variant:small-caps">P ...iolacea'' in '''Serra dos Órgãos sua história e suas orquídeas''', p. 240. Rio de Janeiro.</ref>
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• Olympic Games/Catalogs/Summer Games venues
  | '''2016''' || [[2016 Summer Olympics|Rio de Janeiro (BRA)]] || - || - || - || - ||
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• Rod Stewart
  ...ion and once appeared before an audience of over three million people in [[Rio de Janeiro]], at a free concert on the famous [[Copacabana Beach]]. In 2002, he decide
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• Aspasia (orchid)
  ...a lunata'' in '''Serra dos Órgãos sua história e suas orquídeas''', 326-7. Rio de Janeiro.</ref> ...f> Later this species was found again in [[Bahia]], [[Espírito Santo]] and Rio de Janeiro States of Brazil and it became clear it was not a hybrid but a true species
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• Leptotes (orchid)/Citable Version
  ...awer</span>: '''Serra dos Órgãos sua história e suas orquídeas''', p. 240. Rio de Janeiro, 2006.</ref> ...distinct plants, collected in [[Macaé de Cima]] and [[Ilha Grande]], in [[Rio de Janeiro]]. He considered them different to the previously described species, becaus
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• Leptotes (orchid)
  ...awer</span>: '''Serra dos Órgãos sua história e suas orquídeas''', p. 240. Rio de Janeiro, 2006.</ref> ...distinct plants, collected in [[Macaé de Cima]] and [[Ilha Grande]], in [[Rio de Janeiro]]. He considered them different to the previously described species, becaus
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• Phymatochilum
  ...h inhabits high areas of the [[Atlantic Forest]] of [[Rio de Janeiro State|Rio de Janeiro]], [[São Paulo State|São Paulo]], [[Espírito Santo]], [[Minas Gerais]] a
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• Scaphyglottis
  ...drew </span> (1955). ''Leaoa reedii'' in '''Archivos do Jardim Botânico do Rio de Janeiro 13''': 45.</ref> and by Brieger,, in 1976,<ref name="BRIEGER"><span style=" ...ichenbachanthus:'' in '''Genera et Species Orchidearum Novarum 2'': 164-5. Rio de Janeiro.</ref> in 1882 when he described ''Reichenbachanthus modestus'', now ''Scap
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• Ferdinand Magellan
  ...December the expedition reached the [[Bay of Guanabara]] in present-day [[Rio de Janeiro]], where they remained for the next two weeks. Before the journey continued
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• Scuticaria
  ...s of fallen leaves in sunny areas of the mountains of [[São Paulo]] and [[Rio de Janeiro]], is ''S. strictifolia''.<ref name="Hoehne"><span style="font-variant:smal ...tirapinensis'' in '''Bradea 1''': pp.336-7 Boletim do Herbarium Bradeanum. Rio de Janeiro, 1973.</ref> In 1982, other species was discovered in Espírito Santo, ''[[
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• Wonders of the world
  *Harbour of [[Rio de Janeiro]]
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• Miltonia
  ...Miltonia'' in '''Serra dos Órgãos sua história e suas orquídeas''', 323-6. Rio de Janeiro.</ref> ...alesópolis]], in São Paulo State. The mountains area between São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, where almost all species do exist may be considered the center of distribu
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• Bifrenaria
  ...ut Seehawer</span> (2006). Serra dos Órgãos sua história e suas orquídeas. Rio de Janeiro.</ref> however, some of these species are considered synonyms today,<ref><s ...ome species grow directly attached to the famous [[Sugarloaf Mountain]] in Rio de Janeiro which can be observed by the commuters in the cable car. The recent centers
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• Tigran Petrosian
  ...(with [[Lajos Portisch|Portisch]] and [[Robert Huebner|Huebner]]) in the [[Rio de Janeiro]] Interzonal the same year, and 2nd place in [[Tilburg]] in 1981, half a po
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• Walter Lippmann/Bibliography
  ...ivos de guerra dos Estados Unidos. (Coleção Documentos contemporâneos, 7). Rio de Janeiro: “Seção de Livros” da Emprêsa Gráfica “O Cruzeiro,”.
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• Lachesis muta
  ...sts of southeastern [[Brazil]] (from southern [[Rio Grande do Norte]] to [[Rio de Janeiro]]).
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• Scaphyglottis/Related Articles/Masterlist
  #''[[Scaphyglottis sickii]]'' Pabst, Orquídea (Rio de Janeiro) 18: 7 (1956).
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• Olympic Games
  ...018. The [[2016 Summer Olympics|most recent Summer Games]] took place in [[Rio de Janeiro]], [[Brazil]], in August 2016, and the last Winter Games were held in [[Soc
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• Heterotaxis
  ...llaria brasiliensis'' in Trabalhos do XXVI Congresso Nacional de Botanica. Rio de Janeiro.</ref>
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• State of Iran
  | Wanted by Argentina for 1994 bombing of a Rio de Janeiro synagogue; Interpol warrant
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• Jimmy Page
  ...n guitarist Jimmy Page has been made an honorary citizen of Brazilian city Rio de Janeiro for his work helping its street children.}}</ref>
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• Latin America
  ...align: top" | [[Mexico City]]<br/>[[São Paulo]]<br/>[[Buenos Aires]]<br/>[[Rio de Janeiro]]<br/>[[Lima]]<br/>[[Bogotá]]<br/>[[Santiago, Chile|Santiago]]<br/>[[Carac
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• Archive:Citizen/V1-N2
  * [[Rio de Janeiro]]
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• Doctor Who
  ...eoul]], [[Sydney]], [[New York, New York|New York]], [[Mexico City]] and [[Rio de Janeiro]].<ref>''DoctorWho.tv'': '[http://www.doctorwho.tv/worldtour/ Doctor Who: T
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• Zeppelin
  ...in", commemorating the airship's visit to Trinidad while on its way from [[Rio de Janeiro]] to [[Chicago, Illinois]] for the World Fair. In cinematography, Zeppelins
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• Biodiversity
  The 1992 [[United Nations]] [[Earth Summit]] in [[Rio de Janeiro]] defined "biodiversity" as "the variability among living organisms from al
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